In line with a recent official announcement, leading electronics manufacturer HTC [High Tech Computer] is rolling out in-wallet crypto trading for users of its ‘Exodus 1’ model smartphones.

Just earlier this week also, HTC announced a cheap version of its ‘blockchain‘ smartphone that is expected to arrive around by the Q3 of this year, however for now permits Zion Vault users to swap between numerous cryptocurrencies.

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The feature comes as a result of of HTC’ recent collaboration with the Kyber Network, which is a renowned platform for cross-token trading solutions.

Swaps involve a section of Ethereum [ETH] based ERC-20 tokens, together with basic attention token [BAT], kyber network [KNC] and dai [DAI], thereby removing the necessity to first transfer the tokens to intermediaries like exchanges.

As reported earlier, HTC intends to create its ‘blockchain‘-enabled smartphone accessible to entry-level users. The cheaper model of the ‘Exodus 1’, also called ‘Exodus 1S’, will have the option of running a full node Bitcoin [BTC] network.

HTC isn’t alone within the blockchain smartphone arena, with South Korean giant ‘Samsung’ ‘revealing‘ its own plans for the Galaxy S10 device wallets earlier this year.